by Amber Kizer
A deadly virus called Blustar sweeps the world and leaves 98% of the population dead within a matter of weeks. Two young survivors, Nadia and Robert a.k.a. Rabbit are left to fend on their own so they pack up and hit the road to try to reach their only, hopefully surviving, Uncle in West Virginia. ...
Why aren't more people talking about this book?! I love apocalyptic/post-apocalyptic novels, and this is an excellent one. A virus that kills 98% of the population and a teenage girl with her little brother on a journey across the US to their grandfather's supposed safe shelter? It makes for an exce...
I thought the characters were pretty realistic. I really liked Nadia and Rabbit. They had been trained by both their father and uncle for survival. They were able to put much of that to good use. Who knew you could pee on a wound as a temporary disinfectant? Using the mantra "Be the Cockroach", th...
So good!! Read it in one day. I wish there is a sequel------I went into A Matter of Days without any expectations whatsoever. I received this book in a surprise package and when I found out it was a survival novel I immediately picked it up. If you know me, then you know I devour every survival book...
I just finished the audio of A MATTER OF DAYS this morning. I totally enjoyed it. Listening to it made my 5 hour drive yesterday fly by. Nadia and her younger brother Rabbit are left alone after the Blue Star virus kills her mother along with most everyone else on Earth. Having lost her father in...
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